Montana Stockgrowers Foundation (MSF) is pleased to announce the launch of its Explore Agriculture Classroom Grant which supports Montana educators who incorporate agriculture into their curriculum with up to $500 in grant funding. The goal of the program is to assist educators in highlighting the role of Montana agriculture and how it integrates in everyday life. Matching funds for this grant program have been provided by Montana Ag in the Classroom.
Grants are aimed to enable teachers to integrate agriculture into their classrooms and foster discussions with students on its importance. Applications are open to K-12 educators and administrators in the state of Montana. The grant funding can support a wide range of agricultural focused lessons, hands-on projects or events.
To learn more or apply for funding, educators can submit an online grant application at www.mtbeeffoundation.org. Applications are accepted at any time throughout the school year and summer.
The Montana Stockgrowers Association is a grassroots membership organization and is the trusted voice of cattle ranchers. With over 140 years of history, MSGA advocates and ensures cattle ranching remains relevant, safe and a sustainable way of life for generations to come.
The Montana Stockgrowers Foundation (MSF) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization and was established to ensure the future of Montana’s cattle industry through producer and public education, and promotion of MSGA programs. The Foundation supports the next generation by offering educational programs, academic scholarships and providing leadership opportunities.
MSF PROGRAM COORDINATOR
Heidi Kool
(406) 461-0642
MEDIA CONTACT
Keni Reese
Director of Marketing & Communications
(406) 442-3420
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